Litigation

Get Ready For Cyber-Coverage Disputes

Companies should consider very carefully what types of cyber-breach events and losses they consider possible and do whatever they can […]

Supreme Court Makes Revisions Public

In 2014, Harvard Law professor Richard J. Lazarus noticed that the Supreme Court was routinely revising its decisions, altering them […]

Headscarf Ban Upheld In EU

The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice has ruled that a “neutral” policy prohibiting employees from wearing visible […]

Stevie Wonder Owes Millions To Dead Lawyer

Entertainment lawyer Jonathan Vigoda’s widow, Susan Strack, claims pop icon Stevie Wonder owes more than $7 million. Vigoda represented Wonder […]

“Equivocating” Defendant Avoids Sanctions For Deleted Emails

A federal court has declined to sanction a defendant who had intentionally deleted emails that he knew he was duty […]

Lawyers Say Pokemon Go Threatens Public Safety

Alabama lawyer Keith Lee asks whether placing a Pokemon character on private property affects the owner’s interest in exclusive possession […]

Texas Lawyers On Trial For Falsifying BP Claims

As the trial of San Antonio lawyer Mikal Watts and six associates got underway prosecutors dropped 22 of the 95 […]

Plot Thickens For Crime Writer Litigant

The $51 million verdict she won over her erstwhile financial adviser was vacated by a district court judge, but The […]

$3M Punitive Sanctions For Email Destruction

A federal judge in Delaware has imposed one of the largest spoliation sanctions on record since the federal rule changes, after a senior vice president of sales…

Attorneys General Challenge Volkswagen Over Emissions Scandal

The attorneys general of three U.S. states have challenged Volkswagen’s defense over its emissions scandal, saying the company perpetrated a […]

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